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Lobster Shells

angelavdavis
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I picked up two lobsters reduced from £22 each to £5 in Sainsburys and we had the lobster meat in a champagne sauce in a pasta dish last night as an anniversary meal for my parents.
Is it worth boiling up the lobster shells for stock? I have some langostines (sp?) and mussels that I can use for a bouillabase so the stock could be useful.
Any ideas what to do with the shells?
Is it worth boiling up the lobster shells for stock? I have some langostines (sp?) and mussels that I can use for a bouillabase so the stock could be useful.
Any ideas what to do with the shells?


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Definitely make them into stock;)
Rose Prince in The New English Kitchen says toast them in a dry pan until golden. Then put them in a pot with water (1 litre for the shells, heads of 1 kg of crustaceans) plus a celery stick chopped. Bring to the boil and simmer for 20 mins only. Strain. You can freeze it;)0
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